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effective STA's listed in geometry charts (which is what "many other
companies" list/you are referring to) for everything but rigid bikes with
straight seat tubes that extend directly from the bottom bracket, are all made
up numbers
kudos to trek for acknowledging this and posting what i imagine is a real STA
figure. the effective STA will be steeper than 68*. how much steeper? depends
on the size of the frame, how high you run your saddle, how much sag you are
running, how much offset their is on your post/clamp, etc.
just like on every other bike, regardless of the fantasy number listed in
their geo charts
June 1, 2016, 9:09 a.m. - boomforeal
#!markdown effective STA's listed in geometry charts (which is what "many other companies" list/you are referring to) for everything but rigid bikes with straight seat tubes that extend directly from the bottom bracket, are all made up numbers kudos to trek for acknowledging this and posting what i imagine is a real STA figure. the effective STA will be steeper than 68*. how much steeper? depends on the size of the frame, how high you run your saddle, how much sag you are running, how much offset their is on your post/clamp, etc. just like on every other bike, regardless of the fantasy number listed in their geo charts